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Edward Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth, Tim Blake Nelson, Ty Burrell, William Hurt, Robert Downey Jr.
Fugitive Dr. Bruce Banner must utilize the genetic accident that transforms him into a giant, rampaging hulk to stop a former soldier that purposely becomes an even more dangerous version.
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"Don't make me hungry, you wouldn't like me when I'm hungry."
Compared to the 2003 adaption, this was a masterpiece. My opinion might be biased because I think Ed Norton is a genius, love 'im, but I'm still not sure I would of chosen him for this role. It's not great but I li...( read more)
A very nice action film from Marvel. Well acted and the story flows well. The CGI was not realistic, but that may have been exactly what the director intended. Robert Downey Jr appearing at the very end wets the appetite for much more....
A much better version than the one from Ang Lee. Norton and Roth are on good form and Leterrier does not over do the action. Loved the cameo at the end by Mr Downey Jr. I can't wait for them all to be in the same film! Best scene - Tim Roth hitting a tree, that gotta to hurt!
I initially thought The Incredible Hulk was a slight notch below Ang Lee's 2003 version of Hulk, but the more I see it (at my 2 year-old daughter's insistence) the more I like it. That aside, this movie is much better than I was expecting considering the guy who directed The Incr...( read more)
An another master piece of work i can say because i liked this film more than the first part because it has lots of reasons as they have shown so deeply the love feels between them both... and the mistakes have been realized and the way they took into the battle the second hulk w...( read more)
mORE LIKE THE COMIC, THIS ONE IS alot better than the first remake; who made david banner out to be some crazied mad scientist.
"Is that it? Is that all you've got?"
I didn't find this movie to be any better than the previous one. Then again, I'm one of the very, very few people who likes Ang Lee's "comic book" movie. Incredible tries so hard to be different from 2003's Hulk, </...( read more)
A fiercely fun blockbuster which effectively brings the big green guy back to his 70s & 80s comic book (and television) roots, combining aesthetics from the two brilliantly as well as making its own mark -- divorcing itself from Ang Lee's 2003 Universal Monsters-style take -- to ...( read more)
